Bridge to Abstract Mathematics
Description:
The seemingly easy concept of number is an abstraction that came late in our intellectual evolution. The ancient shepherd had no method of counting his sheep. He used the more primitive concept of a one-to-one correspondence instead, perhaps by notching a bone as many times as the number of his sheep.
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